Leader Kionne McGhee Sends Letter to Attorney General Moody Asking for Florida to Join Other States’ Lawsuit to Protect the Postal Service
Tallahassee – In response to recent disturbing changes made at the direction of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, Florida House Democratic Leader Kionne L. McGhee (D- Cutler Bay) sent a letter to Attorney General Ashley Moody requesting that Florida join the list of states suing to protect the rights of Americans to safely and securely vote-by-mail.
Leader Kionne L. McGhee issued the following statement:
“The US Postal Service is a vital service outlined in our Constitution and one of the most popular services provided by the government. To attack it now, during a pandemic and presidential election, can only be seen as an attack on America’s voters. Many Floridians rely on the Postal Service not only to deliver their vote-by-mail ballots, but also to pay their bills, receive vital medication, and stay connected to family and friends.
I ask A.G. Moody to set aside politics and step forward to defend Floridians and their right to vote safely and securely from home.”
